This short film, THE MAN WHO WALKED AROUND THE WORLD, admittedly a promotional piece for a famous whiskey maker, stars actor Robert Carlyle. It's a wonderful little film and I wonder how it was rehearsed, and how Carlyle and the filmmakers timed the monologue with the reveal of the the various props and decor?
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I'll be you a bottle of Glenfyddich (oops!) that he's glancing down at his lines as he walks, which are on the dolly. It's a tour-de-force to sustain interest over such a long line of yacking. I would have missed several phrases (like "a glint in his eye") without the subtitles.
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